Sentence examples for sizeable shift from inspiring English sources

He doesn't mention this, but the rise of Barack Obama by itself suggests that a sizeable shift has occurred.

But as well as removing support from damaging industries, we are also seeing a sizeable shift in investors putting their support behind socially and environmentally beneficial industries.

Historically, many land titles in Kenya have been acquired through corrupt means; it will take a sizeable shift in political will to undo the profiteering of the past.

But more recently there has been a sizeable shift specifically in the area of payments.

Now with just a week to go before the election, today's moves in the market reflect a pretty sizeable shift in sentiment and a realization that this presidential race is far from over.

I noticed a sizeable shift in my success when I offered my clients what I like to call, the best and only method.

Last week, Michael Farquhar, a paediatric consultant sleep specialist, told the British Medical journal that the NHS needs a sizeable culture shift in its attitude to doctors sleeping during night shifts.

The reshuffle leaves five of Abbott's key ministers out of significant power, along with a sizeable generational shift for the Liberal Party, with many of John Howard's old ministers falling out of Turnbull's favour.

Again, the only sizeable negative shift was on question G [see Additional file 1].

(C ) Overlay of a model of the complex of the C2B domain of synaptotagmin 1 and the neuronal SNARE complex based on proximity between the C2B domain polybasic region and residues D186, D193 of SNAP-25, both of which show sizeable chemical shift perturbations in NMR experiments upon complex formation, among other perturbations (Dai et al., 2007 ).

It may be the case, that with larger shifts of the starting eye position we would find more voxels that show sizeable phase shifts because, for larger deviations of starting eye position, more saccade targets would shift from contralateral to ipsilateral relative to the head-/body-centered vertical meridian.